Pause. Report. Preserve the facts.
Includes use a known reporting route, record the first facts, keep response decisions coordinated.
Discuss this part ↗Prepare the contacts, decisions, and communication routes before a suspicious event becomes a business crisis. A calm command team beats an improvised rescue mission.
This free kit helps a business owner prepare the contacts, decisions and communication routes for the first 24 hours of a suspected cyber incident, before you need them.
Print it, work through it with your team, and record the questions that need an owner.
Includes use a known reporting route, record the first facts, keep response decisions coordinated.
Discuss this part ↗Includes primary response contacts, decision ownership, keep a reachable copy.
Discuss this part ↗Includes first coordination checkpoint, business-priority decisions, track each action.
Discuss this part ↗Includes a realistic exercise, a useful 20-minute rehearsal, reference and next step.
Discuss this part ↗Book a Jedi for your Free IT Risk Review: 30 minutes on Microsoft Teams with Jeff Davis. You leave with one priority risk, one practical opportunity, one clear next step and a short written summary. No scans, no system access, no obligation.